The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-11-03

some of the valuable lands advertised for
sale.
Treasurer Hill will be in Pickcns
until the 18th .of December to receive
taxes. &C..
Tho lost one, of Mr.. LINN Nedlin's
children died last week Of Diptheria, he
having lost four.
Miss Ella Lowery is some better and
will be outagain this week. Miss Annie
May Griffin is not improving.
Don't forget our premium offer. Pay
your subscription to the SENTINEL and
get the American Farmer free.
A Snmmervillo school teacher has
been fined ten dollars md costs for I'M
mercifully whipping a little boy.
Come to the farmers, meeting on sale
day and have n voice in the selection of
delogetes TO the Convention in Colum-
bia.
Mrs. John L. Thornley, lett 1akt Mon
day for Charleston, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Olive. and sons, John
and Bertran.
Two white spots were left in last
weeks Edgefold Advertiser for the news
about the three C,s and the Cumber-
land Gap Railroads.
Judge Prcssley was taken sick at Ah-
heyille and the jurics We're dismissed
without hearing. any cases. Very llNc
civil business was done.
Go to Runion & Blnvlocl1 for nicc FUR.
niturc. You can buy the incest ard host
goods from them, cheaper than you can
get them any where else.
Mr.. James Peek was before Justice
Gnrvin in four cases last week charged
with. selling whisley. He gave bond
for Ills hppearahco ut court
Prof. Vickery will he at Twelve Mile
Musical Association next Saturday and
Sunday, ut Shady Grove, and will sing
at Griffin next Monday night
Mr.. John Jameson md Miss Augio
Cox We're married Last Thuradny, Ivy Roy.
y. G.. Frtcniun 1T lis residence They
have the congratulations of many friends.
in the upper part of Eoslcy towuship last
Saturday. Terremains were inferred AZ
the burying ground near Dukes Shop.
Mr.. Jack Walker, of Enstatoc town
ship, has recently buried three children
two last week in one grav". tits Thought
that the deaths were caused by dfphthc-
ria.
Mr.. John e. Gillespie of the Prater's
Creek section, one of Pickens County g
most substantial and progressive farmers,
reports his settlement prosperous and
happy.
The papers along the line of the Cum
berland Valley and UnalIa Railroad ex-
press great confidence in the enterprise.
Would it not be funny if OH Picl1ens
should geta railroad before we do?
Use MI tho fertilizers you can com.
mond for your wheat. All successful
wheat raisers are lavish in this regard
The way to have a fat horse is to feed
him well. SO give your wheat plenty of
'nourishment, and it will thrive.
The following 'is the experiehco of n
Baltimore Butcher:-I have suffered with
bad headaches for years and have trie
many reInedies without obtaining relief.
I w"s advised to give Salvation Oil a tri-
"al and it hNs entirely cured me.
Ed BAITz, La Fnyette Market BALTIC
T. W. Poe & Co. haye more nice good
Suits than YOU could look at in week,
and they9 will not suffer n man to leave
$heir store without being we'll fitted.
Their store is the best place in Green
.villo for a lady or gentleman to get suited
in the style, duality and price of fshoes.
Young adies-whQ wish to acquire the
desirable nccomplisliment cf being good
musicians have the best opportunities
afforded them now. in the Piedmont in
stitute Miss McMakm has an interest
ing class Of twelve or more which is max
ing good progress. Her ccxccHtive abtii-
'ty is such that she can instruct twelve
more with the greatest ease: Her tofms
re most reasonable.
Mr.. Willie d. t.o6wvesry, ofcolleton, was
married to Miss Lula Clyde, of Easloy,
mt theresidence of the brides father, Mr..
W. A. clyde, last Thursday, evening.
The ceromonv was PERFORMED by Rev
o. L. DurGnt. A most elegant supper
was eerTedi, after which tho bfido and
groom took the next train for CHARLES
ton. Tie best wishes of many friends
for long mud happy life follow Miss
,tIula to her iiG@ ll6niH